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Hi. Are there any usable programs that work with the 375 besides composer? I have a friend that bought an envision plotter without software to make patterns for his hobby stuff. He doesn't have omega and i think the whole CP is a bit overkill for what he needs to do with it. Thanks! Nate

I use Primocards.com

i just went and watched it and he's spot on. some might think he's crude and rude... but that doesn't change the reality.

small bubbles will pass through the vinyl. If the area you are talking about is in a spot that you are stretching the vinyl into it basically at all... I suggest you avoid puncturing the the vinyl in that spot. if you compromise the vinyl... that will be the first spot that water and air will...

You could print the image in reverse on clear vinyl, laminate it with white vinyl and apply to the acrylic. Or... a flatbed UV would be a wonderful option.

hey at least they told youSOMETHING... i had an inquiry the other day that blew my mind... i **** you not this is what it said: Client: "Hi, Dwayne gave me your name and said you do good work. Let me know. Thanks." Me: "..... ..... .. ...... :doh:"

a job is a job. i woulda laminated them like he was any other customer.

I was there. didn't see this thread till now or i woulda stopped by. great show. tons to see. wayyyy too much walking. especially cause we got there the friday before and walked the strip for three days first...

LOL. my mind... is blown...

i think what the original reference to the bio hazard symbol not working is becasue bio hazard has nothing to do with radioactive. bio hazard is implying a danger from a pathogen transmitted via life form or something organic. the radioactive symbol isn't an atom... it's symmetrical and more...

i know how to make one at a time... i just don't want to have to do it 1000 times individually.

Hi Guys. Anyone know how to do this? I need to generate 1000 decals with individual barcodes from 0001 to 1000 If you are a whiz at it, let me know what it'll cost me to get the file or feel free to write up a how to. The decals will be .5" tall by 1" long. printing them on an edge2 thanks! Nate

Chemical polishing can also imply caustic gas. i.e. if you have a large quantity of plastic parts, they rack them up, put them in a chamber and flood the chamber with corrosive gas, puge, and you're left with a whole bunch of polished parts in no time flat.

I shoot a Canon T4i. Works nice for what's it's for. And it was 'free' (trade work) so I can't complain. Agree, simple HDR effects themselves work wonderful to pop the colors in a photo. that first video will prove to be quite useful. I'm pretty good with PS but even I had never used that...

Works for a utilitarian wrap such as a printed advertisement like you linked... but what about a color change on a car with a hard body line? 2006 Acura TL for example... I don't think the owner will appreciate the vinyl edge. They are done seamless.

yuck. I saw a local add on craigslist stating that the person enjoyed stripping vinyl and found it relaxing and they would do a whole strip job for $35. LOL. I'd like to get a job like those and call them up.

in a lot of instances i'd agree, but not this one. If the channel is excessively deep, not a good idea. Also, if the channel has a panel splice in it such as where two panels meet (letting air at the backside) it will fail. The one he did on the video was minor and sealed. The lack of air access...

You can also use the merge to HDR function of files derived from one raw. Though layering and selectively exposing would yield a nicer image in a lot of scenarios. I just spent 17 days out west in Yellowstone and Glacier parks and I have 65Gig worth of raw images from the trip. I have CS4 and I...

oh my.

The place where i worked before would be a mecca for cricket folk. Borderline hoarding. We did a lot of gerber edge printing and there is a 4 inch leader on the front and rear of a run. There's thousands of cut off 4 inch pieces in boxes. hundreds of striping remnants. boxes of coro scraps...